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Topic History of: Cameron Highlands..so beautiful & peaceful!
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| Nancy |
Of course the hotel is great ..... at US$200++ to US$580++ per night. It's the most expensive hotel in Cameron Highlands... |
| Badrol Hisham |
I'm writing this in a room at CAMERON HIGHLANDS RESORT. I know the Manager, Mr Ben Quah personally as a wonderful person, let alone, a wonderful manager of the resort.
Actually this is my second time here and had experienced the best of time with all what the resort offers. The Spa [even if for man  ] is superb. The food are amazing. We had a Christmas eve dinner last night and it was so great. |
| noormaliza |
can i know the best apartment for me and my friends in staying at cameron highlands?? i will go this 10 November 2007. I looking forward to hearing from you soon. |
| chiehchee |
Hi, Alida
Good to see people enjoying their stay here, what kind of competition which won you this trip? you come in group? Malaysian food is similar to South Africa? hot & spicy? is there any promotion going on at your place for visiting Malaysia? .....again, glad to see you happy with the trip. maybe we can learn more in between two culture....will be waiting for your reply. see you! bye
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| Goh |
Hi Alida
Glad that u enjoyed Cameron Highland. By the way, which Hotel did you stay? And what type of rooms -- Deluxe, Suite. And whether Ground floor or top floor? |
| Alida Greyling |
My bf and I went to Malaysia in March 2007. Our trip was to start at the Cameron Highlands as I won a competition here in South-Africa. We stayed at the ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS Cameron Highlands Resort for 6 nights. The hospitality and friendliness we experienced there could not have been better. If anybody needs to know where to stay and is looking for 5* service and accomodation...this is the place. The food was spectacular and the spa is unbelievable. We organised a few sightseeing trips through the resort and went to the BOH teaplantations, which is a MUST SEE. I didn't want to leave because it was so beautiful. I remember sitting on a rock and just staring at the amazing landscape. So peaceful and relaxing. We also went to see the Hydroponics farms and Watercress farms which was very interesting. One of my favourite outings was to go and pick our own strawberries which were smaller than we are used to, but 20 times tastier than we are used to. They were so sweet and delicious. I bought 10 bottles of strawberry jam to bring back to South-Africa. Our tour guide was amazing and so informative. The stories he told us was so great. One thing that was quite scary was going to the Pasar Malam on the Saturday. I think because Cameron Highlands is so small, the people there arent too used to seeing tourists and I felt very wierd as we were walking through the market. Everybody was staring at us and getting a taxi was a nightmare as most people didn't understand english. However, we survived . Also something that was a problem for me was the drive from KL to the Highlands. The windy roads made me very nauseas and thankfully our fantastic driver took us on another route when we went back to KL. I have to say that the Cameron Highlands was really great. If it were not for the Cameron Highlands Resort and the wonderful manager, Ben Quah, we would've struggled alot more. It was truly relaxing, so peaceful and the most fun was that we could just sleep, eat and walk around as we pleased. Truly amazing and I would love to visit there again! Oh and if you are planning to go there, be sure to bring BOXES of tea back. The tea is superior and I am regretting that I only bought 2 boxes back. |
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